Parovoz studio presents its cartoons at MIPCOM 2020

12.10.2020

Parovoz Studio takes part in a huge international content market MIPCOM which is held since 12 till 15 October in online mode. Four animation projects that are in production are going to be presented, coproduction partners are looked for them. These are animated TV-series Magic Café, Cosmoport, Tweetville, Boo the Cat and the Good Boy.

MIPCOM — the largest TV forum in which production, financing and distribution of entertaining content are discussed. At the forum studios and platforms look for co-producers for projects and purchase translation rights.

MAGIC CAFE

Genre: comedy, fantasy
Audience: 5-8 years old

Agatha’s parents own a popular café, called ‘Family Café’, in a small cozy town, where a sneaky and tough-minded carter senior Vittorio starts running his super hi tech restaurant. He tries to do harm to ‘Family Café by all means and to entice away all customers. Senior Vittorio does not despise any methods in achieving his aims and he tries to spoil Family café’s reputation. But with the help of magic that Agatha gets from «The Fairy Book of Sweet Recipes» the girl does not allow senior Vittorio to ruin the harmony of nature and turns every single day into an amazing fantasy adventure for all citizens of the town.

BOO THE CAT AND THE GOOD BOY

Genre: musical
Audience: 4-7 years old

The mischievous boy Matthew started playing again and didn’t notice how he broke the chandelier or ruined his older sister’s lipstick. He should go and confess, but he’s afraid. Maybe blame it on the parrot or the cat? The plot develops in a musical genre, unusual for animation. In each new series, the hero has unusual adventures, where the inner world of the child is always revealed in different ways.

TWEETVILLE

Genre: Comedy, family
Audience: 6-9 years old

Through the prism of comical situations and the Sparrow family’s small, everyday adventures, the viewer is invited to look at themselves and their children. We consider the situations that any family faces in the modern world through the image of the Sparrow family: the relationship of children in the family, their growth and development, and their interaction with the world around them.

SPACEPORT

Genre: Comedy, adventure
Audience: 8-12 years old

Distant future. A galaxy inhabited by various creatures. Three losers (a teenage boy, a fat alien, and a perpetually discontented robot) who always get into weird situations at the Spaceport.